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     When the Animate (E) command is used with the Thread command
     (~<thread>E), the specified thread is executed in slow motion.
 
     When you specify a single thread with E, the specified thread
     becomes current and is animated without any other threads running
     in the background.
 
     The command ~*E is a special case. It is legal only in Source mode
     and executes the current thread in slow motion allowing all other
     other threads to run (except those that are frozen). Only the
     current thread animates in the debugger display.
 
     See: ◄Thread (~) Command-Window Command►
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